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6 Fun-Laced Team Building Activities For Better Productivity

By Brandon W. Jones on October 3, 2014 0

The below informative content is written by William Ford who loves to write about self improvement and career building information. He also writes for ResearchPaperTown and provides Research Paper Help for students online. You may catch him on FaceBook and Google+.

6 Fun-Laced Team-Building Exercises For Better ProductivityThe word team can be synonymous to other terms such as squad, organization, gang or faction. All of these usually define a group or an assembly of individuals, but a team, however, basically focuses on achieving a certain objective.

In an organization, a great team is strong, determined and prominently driven to accomplish their tasks and goals while also having fun with it along the way. This is because they not only mingle each of their unique skills and qualities together to attain their goals but also learn to coordinate and interact harmoniously with one another, thereby sharing some rib-tickling quips and performing humorous activities.

These team building activities are without a doubt some of the best ways to establish positive relationships among co-workers, subordinates and what not. Here are some of the best team building activities you can use at your workplace to encourage better productivity:

1. Helium Stick

This is a rather simple team building activity, which requires synchronized efforts from every individual. All the employees in the office have to be split into two separate columns with every person in those columns facing each other like in rows in close proximity. The concept of this game is for both teams to balance a long thin pipe, a pole and for the sake of the game’s name “Helium Stick”, using only their index fingers of both hands. The goal is to lower the stick gently onto the floor using their fingers. If the stick loses contact from any person’s finger, they will have to start all over again. Just keep your team calm and relaxed and winning this will be assured.

2. Mine Field

In this game, a number of items and objects are scattered all over the ground or floor and the player, who is  blindfolded has to maneuver around those objects by listening to the sound of their co-workers’ voices. Don’t be upset if you fail in your first few attempts. The core goal of this fun team building activity is to let you stretch your wings and have some fun.

3. Key Punch

This one is a true team building activity for small groups. A set of number buttons or tags are randomly placed all over the floor and a small group must try to touch the numbers in a sequential manner within a specified time frame in as many attempts as possible. The team that touches the most numbers in that given time interval wins.

4. Talking in Circles

The purpose of this team building activity is to enhance the office body’s good communication skills. To play this a long piece of string has to be tied in a circle and placed on the floor. Every individual has to form an exact circle around that string with all of their hands firmly grasping the waist of that string. The string has to be elevated high up without ever letting go. The group must construct different kinds of shapes with that circular string; however, the challenge here is to do it while your eyes are shut. To complete your objective, the players will have to communicate with their teammates with the sound of only their voice and trust their instincts in order to get the shapes right.

5. Warp Speed

One could compare the nature of this game to that of “Group Juggle”. This one, however, requires a team to juggle objects as quickly as possible. The teams can also time themselves while doing this.

6. Survival Games

Imagine that you are stranded on a deserted island and that each team will have about 12 items to choose for their survival. The element for this game involves trust, loyalty and compassion.

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